Lets have some ID fun

Other side...

 

1. Mullberry? The other two I don't really have a guess.

 

Hedge
maple
Elm

 

2 out of three...

 

I'm thinking that second split is cherry?

 

Mulberry, honey locust, elm

Or is 1 hedge

 

Yes.. 1 is hedge..
2 is honey locust, and 3 is Elm..

 

I'll admit, the honey locust threw me.

 

Honey locust threw me too..... I wasn't sure on #2.

 

Did the order change between the bark and split side on the last three? The middle one on the bark side picture has the classic elm beetle larva galleries indicative of the Dutch Elm disease.

 

Nope... Didn't change...
What you saw there was the tunnels of the locust borer.... We got lots of those here...
They'll make dust in your wood pile...

 

Here's 2 oddballs for ya...

 

I'm gonna throw out a guess of pine up top and ???

 

Looks kinda mesquitey to me??

 

1 - Persimmon
2 - don't know

 

Cool. I have only seen it in elm. Looking carefully at it the tunnels appear smaller than with elms. Is that correct?

 

Well, I need a clue on #2, there's no bark on it!

What's that Johnny Carson skit with the great Carnac giving clues?

 

The second piece was taken from the main trunk of the tree.. It was over 100 years old when the tornado finally dumped it.. Over 4' across.
For years, it was popular with all the neighbors, who enjoyed what it yielded..

 

I like the persimmon guess. And maybe cherry on the 2nd??